How to get a Brunei Darussalam visa from Tunisia

• The tourist visa is granted to foreigners for the purpose of tourism, recreation, relaxation, visitations, sightseeing, and holidays.
• Applicants with a tourist visa can also visit friends and family members in Brunei.
• A completed visa application form that is signed by the applicant is required.
• The originalTunisia passport must be valid for at least six months past the intended date of entry.
• The passport should have empty pages for entry/visa stamp.
• 1 recent passport-size photographs with a white background
• A copy of the confirmed travel itinerary.
• A copy of confirmed hotel reservation serving as proof of accommodation.
• An invitation letter from the applicant’s host stating the address, contact information and the relationship with the applicant are required.
• The invitation letter should clearly state the relationship between the host and the applicant.
• The host could be family, friend or tour organization in Brunei.
• The letter should also involve the purpose and duration of the intended stay in Brunei.
• Minors should submit a copy of the birth certificate and a notarized consent note signed by both parents.
• The application of minors should be filled and signed by the parent.

• A business visa is issued to foreigners visiting Brunei for strictly business purposes.
• Correctly filled and signed the Brunei visa application form.
• Valid Tunisian passport should be valid for at least six months beyond stay in Brunei.
• Passport should have 6 blank pages for visa stamp.
• Onward/return tickets showing that the applicant will return to Tunisia upon the expiration of the business visa.
• Confirmed itinerary indicating arrival and departure date.
• A letter from the company in Brunei stating the purpose and duration of the trip and guaranteeing all financial expenses of the applicant during the intended stay in Brunei.
• The letter of invitation from the host company should clearly state the nature of the business to be carried out in Brunei.
• Te host company accepting the applicant must be an approved or registered company in Brunei.
• A letter from the employer in Tunisia stating the applicant’s job position held in Brunei and the duration of the leave.
• Applicants that are self-employed should submit a copy of the business certificate and income tax return.
• Documents showing evidence of previous transactions with the company must be provided.
• Certificate of Yellow fever vaccination is required from applicants coming from infected areas.

With ultra-low crime rates (apart from the occasionally petty theft), solo travelers always feel safe in Bandar Seri Begawan at all times of the day and night. While visitors still need to use their common sense, Brunei is much safer compared to its neighbors.